03 c4s
#1
10-01-2006, 03:09 AM
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03 c4s
New to this forum, I have an 03 C4s purchased new from dealer,
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
#2
10-01-2006, 04:19 AM
Originally Posted by 03c4s
New to this forum, I have an 03 C4s purchased new from dealer,
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
#3
10-01-2006, 03:35 PM
Welcome aboard...I also have a C4S, warrenty expired febuary of this year...the best thing to di is just to buy the extended warrenty and PorscheC4 suggested(I did too), and enjoy the car...post some pic of your ride...
Chasen
Chasen
#4
10-05-2006, 11:20 PM
Originally Posted by 03c4s
New to this forum, I have an 03 C4s purchased new from dealer,
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
w/28k, full dealer serviced,the warranty expires in Dec, should I consider selling the car, some of the threads I read say not to hold on past the warranty because of potential cost. I have had no issues and drive the car often.
Tx you for the input
The major components of the car are practically bullet-proof- it's the small stuff that will come up from time to time (just like any other car- the difference being $$$ to repair). If the car has been well taken care of, you'd very likely be fine without a warranty, and simply investing the money you'd otherwise spend on one. But, just for the peace of mind, most (myself included) buy a basic warranty as mentioned already. I bought a 4yr./75k mile warranty last month from Warranty Direct for $2k.
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